day1: Marrakech - Asni - Tizi’n’Tichka - Taroudant (265km)
HB. Airport reception in Marrakech and departure for Taroudannt, splendid town embraced by ocre bastions and surrounded by green. Because of the lively souks Taroudannt is also known as The Little Marrakech. Free time for an indipendent stroll around the main squares Assarag and Talmoklate. Dinner and overnight in a small village (DOUAR) not far from town.
day2: Taroudant - Ighrem - Tata (175km)
HB. After breakfast departure for a road built in the late XX century disclosing breathtaking scenarios of the Anti-Atlas. Deviation for a visit to the Tioute Kasbah and Oasis, “Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves” movie set. The journey resumes once again along very suggestive mountain landscapes leading us to Tata Valley, praised in his writings by Charles De Foucald. Tata is home to a lush palm grove and the popular ancient Zaouia Agadir Lhena. Last stop of a busy day at Tissint Waterfall. Dinner and overnight to be spent with a local family, in their home.
day3: Tata - Akka - Icht - Goulimine/Tighmert oasis (284km)
HB. Departure for Guelimine, city of mysterious charm become famous for its great Festival/market entirely dedicated to dromedaries. This land is considered the true door to the Sahara and even the language changes from berber dialect to Hassanya. Walking around the local souks you'll be able to breathe in the real soul of the place and understand the difference from what you have experienced up to this point. In its golden era Guemine used to host the tuaregs returning from the desert. In the evening women used to dance to the sound of drums in a hypnotic dance called GUEDRA. Dinner and overnight nearby Goulimime, in the oasis of Tighmert, in a typical Sarawhi guesthouse.
day4: Guelimine - Plage Blanche - Fort Bou Jerif (90km)
HB. Along the way to our destination today, we will meet fishermen's huts perched on the cliffs and nomadic herds of dromedaries. We will then reach the wild and uncontaminated beaches whose dunes plunge into the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. The road we will take crosses the Khenifiss National Park whose Naila Lagoon is home to the pink flamingos. The journey continues for Tan Tan and its popular beach. Spanish protectorate of the 1940s, this town experienced a moment of glory as the starting point for the famous Green March of Morocco. The beach called Tan Tan Plage or Al Ouatia, is located 28km west of Tan Tan, constantly windswept. Dinner and overnight in Fort Bou Jerif, a French fort of the Foreign Legion reachable via 10km of dirt road. The complex has now become a hotel where the house specialty is the famous dromedary tagine.
day5: Fort Bou Jerif - Sidi Ifni - Mirleft - Agadir (220km)
HB. Departure very early in the morning towards Sidi Ifni, a former Spanish enclave. Rich in art deco buildings, this town was once an important center for the slave trade. When the sun sets on the esplanade and on the ruined calles, and the Atlantic mists envelop it in muffled light, Ifni looks like a mysterious outpost. The day will be then dedicates to the discovery of the Souss Massa National Park (33,800 hectares). Dinner and overnight stay in Agadir selected accomodation.
day6: Agadir - Marrakech (244km)
B&B. Departure for Marrakech. Free time to be spent indipendently exploring the Medina and the souks. Overnight stay in a typical riad in the heart of the city.
day7: Marrakech
B&B. Free visit of the city - there is always the option to book a guided walking tour of the city. Free dinner and overnight at the riad.
day8: Marrakech Flight
Breakfast. Private transfer to the airport 3 hours before checking in.
For this tour, the ‘superior style’ quotation isn’t available, as the places are so peculiar and unique.
